Things I've built

Variability records meetings and produces a transcript, summary, action items, and a chat you can query about decisions. It connects to Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams, and imports YouTube links and MP4s. I architected and built it end to end: media ingest and transcription, the chat layer, and the product around them. It supports 45+ languages and usually has a summary ready within about 30 seconds of ending a meeting.

Infrahub helps transportation agencies assess road conditions from smartphone photos. Field staff take pictures, the AI scores the surface, and the platform ranks repairs against budget. I architected and built it end to end: image ingest, condition scoring, and the planning layer cities use to decide what to fix first.

UQL is my open-source query protocol and ORM for TypeScript. A query is a plain JSON object: no DSL and no code generation. Write a query once and run it on Node, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, React Native, or the browser against Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, LibSQL, Neon, D1, and MongoDB. It is type-safe end to end and includes vector and semantic search. In my benchmarks it does about 3.9M ops/sec, roughly 2.1x the next ORM. I started it after watching projects keep rebuilding the same fragile data layer.

Cacaua sells natural fine-aroma cacao beans, raw or roasted, bought straight from farming families in Antioquia and the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. I run it with friends and built the storefront myself. Spanish and English come from one typed dictionary, so a missing translation fails the build; prices and SKUs are declared once and cannot drift between languages. Product and FAQ schema feed search, and ordering hands off to WhatsApp rather than a payment stack nobody would maintain. It is a static Astro site on Cloudflare Workers.